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  1. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    That's hysterical! Small change of plan: I've put the biggest rooster with two of my hens and I'm going to be taking their eggs and incubating them since these storms are scary scary. I figure at worst I have some ugly mutts to dispatch later and at best if I end up completely cut off, I'm...
  2. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    Two days in and they're ALREADY looking bigger/fatter. Poor skinny things.
  3. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    Wow thank you for those photos that really helps! After seeing that I still, sadly, maintain they are underfed. Not only could we feel the keel bone, that was the only thing making the chest at all. We actually couldn't get *any* breastmeat off one. They were 12-20 weeks. Shame, but I can...
  4. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    Quote: Awesome thanks! I was feeling really guilty like I was wasting them if I didn't let them grow out a bit more, but now I don't feel so bad! My husband is afraid to eat the silkies. Says they're dog food. I just cringe at all the wasted silkies his dog ate!!
  5. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    Quote: Soup is not a bad idea... just seems a waste to need two birds for one pot!! The birds I have are definitely too skinny though. I'm talking 5 full grown roos with maybe a handful or two of breast meat.... so I'll be 'fattening' (without) fat these ones up a little if I can before it's...
  6. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    Thank you! I'll do that as long as I can. I'm in suburbia so I can't extend time past the morning they decide to crow - so I hope they wait for me!
  7. elizabethbinary

    Another quick question involving fattening...

    The lady who gave us our roosters yesterday gave us some really skinny ones. We think she had more roosters than she could afford to feed. Some of the ones that were big enough to kill weren't very meaty at all - while her spoiled silkies were fat little things. So now I have roosters...
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